What California Chemical Fires Leave Behind | Michael Hogan
When a major industrial fire burns near a community, the danger is visible at first. Once the flames are put out and the smoke begins to clear, residents can still be left wondering what was in the ai...
13 Aug 31min
California Wants Higher Standards for Security Guards. What Would It Take? | David Chandler
Security guards have become a more visible part of daily life in California, and the job itself has grown more demanding. Most people pass them at hospitals and businesses without thinking about what ...
10 Aug 47min
Why Are Rare Forms of Cancer Proliferating in This California Community? | John Gresko
Families often choose communities like Ladera Ranch because they want a safe place to raise their children. In this Orange County community, several families have reported normally rare cancers affect...
8 Aug 21min
What It Takes to Get People Off California’s Streets | Panel
Los Angeles has committed large sums to homelessness, yet residents continue to see people living on sidewalks and under overpasses. The distance between the public effort and what remains visible on ...
6 Aug 45min
What a Single Pipe Break Says About California’s Water Systems | Brett Barbre
Most people never think about the pipes running beneath their street until one breaks. In Los Angeles, a 110-year-old water line ruptured, lifting the pavement and flooding businesses and cars before ...
2 Aug 43min
California’s Aging Population Is Testing Its Care Systems | Dayan Goodenowe
Across California, an increasing number of families are reaching the point where an aging parent needs more care than relatives can safely provide at home. The next step can bring costs and decisions ...
30 Jul 1h 1min
Why California's Rat Problem Keeps Getting Harder to Control | Panel
Rats are showing up where Californians live, eat, and park. They’re in restaurants and grocery stores, in the walls of single-family homes, and under the hoods of parked cars, chewing through wiring t...
27 Jul 41min
Why California Cities Are Turning to New Fees | John Moorlach
Parking that was once free now comes with a meter. Trash pickup costs more, and local ballots continue to carry proposals for new taxes and fees. Across California, people are being asked to pay more ...
24 Jul 38min
